How to Save Money the Care of Money Plain Facts About Every Kind of Investment
How to Save Money the Care of Money Plain Facts About Every Kind of Investment
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Most of these men are self- shavers, and many of them, who can afford to pa- tronize the barber-shop, shave themselves because of the amount saved and the cleanliness of the operation. Very few cannot shave themselves, even if they think that they cannot. I doubt, how- ever, if there is any man of any intelligence, who cannot use a safety razor.
Perhaps dress, more than anything else, is re- sponsible for large and small extravagances, es- pecially by those of small incomes. . It has been said ...that the average employer pays less for his clothe;? than the average employee does, and that the majority of well-to-do people, bar- ring the newly rich and the snob, are more econom- ical in dress than are those of small incomes, who seem to think that the man is known by the clothes he wears, and that they, therefore, are known by the clothes they should not wear.
I have considered dress in another chapter, but [72] Petty Extravagances in passing, let me say that the average person ex- pends double the amount necessary for plain, sim- ple, and appropriate clothes, and that a part of this waste is for the purchase of so-called trim- mings, which seldom improve the appearance of the wearer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of these men are self- shavers, and many of them, who can afford to pa- tronize the barber-shop, shave themselves because of the amount saved and the cleanliness of the operation. Very few cannot shave themselves, even if they think that they cannot. I doubt, how- ever, if there is any man of any intelligence, who cannot use a safety razor.
Perhaps dress, more than anything else, is re- sponsible for large and small extravagances, es- pecially by those of small incomes. . It has been said ...that the average employer pays less for his clothe;? than the average employee does, and that the majority of well-to-do people, bar- ring the newly rich and the snob, are more econom- ical in dress than are those of small incomes, who seem to think that the man is known by the clothes he wears, and that they, therefore, are known by the clothes they should not wear.
I have considered dress in another chapter, but [72] Petty Extravagances in passing, let me say that the average person ex- pends double the amount necessary for plain, sim- ple, and appropriate clothes, and that a part of this waste is for the purchase of so-called trim- mings, which seldom improve the appearance of the wearer.
What to read after How to Save Money the Care of Money Plain Facts About Every Kind of Investment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Clark Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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